Food Atlas of New York

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  • Tiramisù: History, Facts, and More
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    Tiramisù: History, Facts, and More

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    Dylan Cospito

    Learn about the history, culture, and community of the classic Italian dessert Tiramisù. Learn what the dessert means to NYC and all around the world.
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  • The People’s Pizza: How a Simple Slice Became a City Staple
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    The People’s Pizza: How a Simple Slice Became a City Staple

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    Abdallah Saad, Daniel Pfleger, Jayson Gonzalez, Raymond Contessa

    Whether you’re a lifelong New Yorker or just passing through, the dollar slice is a rite of passage. Beyond the price, it’s a symbol of a city that never sleeps. Bite into the history, culture, and immigrant traditions behind NYC’s most iconic, foldable, and affordable street food staple.
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  • Carlito’s Food Truck
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    Carlito’s Food Truck

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    Jheillyn Vargas

    Carlito’s Food Truck is more than a mobile kitchen; it’s a cultural landmark on wheels, dishing out Dominican heritage across the Bronx!
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  • Birria-Landia
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    Birria-Landia

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    Jheillyn Vargas

    Since rolling onto the streets, Birria-Landia has sparked a birria renaissance, redefining what it means to serve Mexican tradition from a truck!
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  • The Rambling House

    The Rambling House

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    Breanna Corcoran, Hope Finazzo, Carina Fu

    The Rambling house is an institution which has served the community of Woodlawn Heights in the Bronx for decades. It serves Irish cuisine and hosts Irish sports and music to keep the fighting Irish spirit alive.
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  • Pub culture and the history of the Irish in New York City

    Pub culture and the history of the Irish in New York City

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    Breanna Corcoran, Hope Finazzo, Carina Fu

    How Ireland’s tumultuous history led to a resilient cuisine and pub culture that dominates modern NYC.
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  • What Came First: The Bacon, the Egg, or the Cheese?
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    What Came First: The Bacon, the Egg, or the Cheese?

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    Rosabelle Yavorsky, Max Tsigalnitsky, Chrystal Mallouras

    “Bacon-egg-and-cheese-salt-pepper-ketchup-on-a-roll”—a phrase almost every New Yorker knows by heart. But how did this iconic sandwich become the city’s breakfast anthem?
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  • The Street Meat of NYC: Is it Safe?
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    The Street Meat of NYC: Is it Safe?

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    Phillip Solo, Abhiveer Singh

    Street food is one of the most characteristic parts of New York City. However, despite its popularity, many doubt the quality of the street’s meals. This article dives into the world of street food, discussing regulations, history, and more.
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